Twitzu is a new Twitter application that makes creating events and sharing them with your Twitter world a breeze. All you have to do to create an event is enter your Twitter account information, give your event a title, say where the location is, give a general description of the meetup, pick a date and time, and enter a Twitter message of up to 50 characters.
Your event will then be tweeted to all of your Twitter followers, letting them know what’s going on and where. To RSVP, they just go to the Twitzu and enter their Twitter account information. A list of the people who have RSVPed then appears on your event page. Events are listed on the homepage of the site, and you can also search for one in particular if you don’t feel like browsing through what is now a bunch of test events instead of real ones. Now you can actually organize and meet up with your Twitter followers to form more of a relationship than multiple 140 character phrases can create.
Twitzu.com In Their Own Words
“Having a meetup, get together or party? Now you can blast it out to your Twitter followers.”
Why Twitzu.com It Might Be A Killer
Being able to get the word out about an event without having to actually enter a whole bunch of contact information is useful and timesaving. If the event is tech based on regionally based, Twitzu could be a useful tool for organizing a get together.
Some Questions About Twitzu.com
Will they make it possible for you to filter out certain followers in case you just want to send the event to a specific group of people? Could they add features like viewing events from a calendar or making a listing of events based on region? 
